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    Hi,

    I read the related posts and it did not answer the question. I am using Synctoy 2.1 with Windows XP pro.  I have been using SyncToy for about a year and the overwritten files have always been going to the recycle bin.   But recently I noticed that they are no longer in the recycle bin after a synchronization.  I checked all my folder pairs and in each there is a check mark in 'Save Overwritten files in the Recycle Bin".  So why aren't they going to the Recycle Bin now?  They alway have in the past and I made no changes to the program.  I have my pairs set up to Echo.

    Thanks for your help,

    Annette

    Thursday, July 1, 2010 8:15 AM

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    Can you check if the files size in Recycle bin folder have exeed to recycle bin 's max size? This can be check through right click on "Recycle bin"-> "properties".

     

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    Ping

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    Friday, September 3, 2010 10:04 AM